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PGYTECH OneMo Tactical Backpack 35L

Hauling your photography or drone gear is less burdensome with this 35L OneMo Tactical Camera/Drone Backpack from PGYTECH. Whether walking for miles in the city or hiking into rough terrain, the AerisFrame suspension system makes this pack comfortable to carry. It has a contoured, ventilated, and breathable back panel with thick padded backpack straps and a chest strap to keep it securely in place. The pack has a large capacity to accommodate two cameras and six lenses (including a lens up to 600mm f/4) plus a Mavic Mini Combo. A quick release clip mount on the front strap and the side panel offer fast access to your camera for capturing fleeting moments. The 180° lay-flat design also provides easy access to your gear, and the customisable interior divider system provides organised storage and protection.

SKU: GC40-P-CB-224

PGYTECH OneMo Tactical Backpack 35L

PGYTECH OneMo Tactical Backpack 35L

Hauling your photography or drone gear is less burdensome with this 35L OneMo Tactical Camera/Drone Backpack from PGYTECH. Whether walking for miles in the city or hiking into rough terrain, the AerisFrame suspension system makes this pack comfortable to carry. It has a contoured, ventilated, and breathable back panel with thick padded backpack straps and a chest strap to keep it securely in place. The pack has a large capacity to accommodate two cameras and six lenses (including a lens up to 600mm f/4) plus a Mavic Mini Combo. A quick release clip mount on the front strap and the side panel offer fast access to your camera for capturing fleeting moments. The 180° lay-flat design also provides easy access to your gear, and the customisable interior divider system provides organised storage and protection.

Recommended For

Wildlife & Telephoto Shoots: With specialised dividers the 35L swallows a 600mm f/4 super-telephoto alongside two camera bodies and six lenses for serious field sessions.

Drone Missions: Carries a DJI Mavic-sized drone plus a Mavic Mini Combo on top of a full camera kit, with the expandable front compartment taking a gimbal.

Hiking & Outdoor Adventures: The AerisFrame suspension system's ventilated, contoured back panel and thick padded straps keep heavy loads comfortable on long treks, with a rain cover included.

Tactical & Custom Loadouts: External MOLLE webbing and the hook-and-loop panel let you bolt on pouches and accessories to build a mission-specific carry setup.

Travel & Commuting: A dedicated compartment for a 16-inch MacBook Pro or 15.6-inch gaming laptop makes it a capable travel and work bag as well as a camera pack.

Key Features:

Accommodates Two Cameras and Six Lenses

Holds Mavic Mini Combo

Supports Lenses up to 600mm f/4

Customisable Divider System

AerisFrame Suspension System

Suspended and Ventilated Back Panel

What's in the Box:

PGYTECH OneMo Tactical Backpack 35L

Straps

Set of Interior Dividers

Divider Fastener Straps

Rain Cover

Compatibility

35L: Mirrorless and DSLR cameras; DJI Mavic and similar sized drones; MacBook Pro 16-inch / Gaming Laptop 15.6-inch; Can accommodate up to: 2 cameras + 6 lenses + Mavic Mini Combo. 'The 35L model can accommodate a 600mm f/4 lens when configured with specialized dividers.'

Additional Product Information

External MOLLE webbing and a hook-and-loop panel let you attach pouches and other accessories to customise the exterior.

An expandable, pull-to-open front compartment stores larger gear such as a gimbal for instant access.

A dedicated laptop/tablet compartment fits a 16-inch MacBook Pro or 15.6-inch gaming laptop.

Full-coverage water-resistant YKK zippers and water-resistant fabric help protect gear from the elements.

Two external side pockets hold water bottles or a tripod, and included compression straps secure tripods and other items to the bottom attachment points.

An optional detachable waist belt (sold separately) attaches to points on the back panel.

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Product Overview

PGYTECH OneMo Tactical Backpack 35L

Hauling your photography or drone gear is less burdensome with this 35L OneMo Tactical Camera/Drone Backpack from PGYTECH. Whether walking for miles in the city or hiking into rough terrain, the AerisFrame suspension system makes this pack comfortable to carry. It has a contoured, ventilated, and breathable back panel with thick padded backpack straps and a chest strap to keep it securely in place. The pack has a large capacity to accommodate two cameras and six lenses (including a lens up to 600mm f/4) plus a Mavic Mini Combo. A quick release clip mount on the front strap and the side panel offer fast access to your camera for capturing fleeting moments. The 180° lay-flat design also provides easy access to your gear, and the customisable interior divider system provides organised storage and protection.

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